Washington 2017: The U.S. Political RP IC-Volume II (OPEN)

[The Orion Islands]

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Joe Darnell
@SenatorDarnell

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And yet Senator (@KeepWyomingGreat), Wyoming has one of the worst economies in these United States.

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Joe Darnell
@SenatorDarnell

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In 2018, Wyoming has a clear choice, continue to fail under the watch of Troy Wilson, or, elect someone who actually cares about Wyoming, and not just there Senate paycheck.

Wilson Twitter @KeepWyomingGreat
“That’s rich coming from a man that voted to kill 3,000 Wyoming jobs. I voted to save them, and I wrote a bill to restore up to 2,000 of them.”

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

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Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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If this Martin Taylor really thought that corporations were bigger terror organizations than ISIS, then he wouldn't say to fight them with protests and letters. We didn't fight Daesh with protests and letters, we fought them with rifles and artillery, because we were fighting a real terror of rape and murder, not bad wages.

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Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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Letters don't mean anything to real agents of terror with they burn down your house or devastate your neighborhood with rocket barrages or kill your children in front of you. Taylor is ridiculous with hyperbole, and any legitimate criticism of corporate greed and failures falls apart when he opens his mouth too wide and makes a fool of himself.

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Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

(1 of 3) It's bad wages here in America. In Syria, in Yemen and in Palestine, it's bombs and disease. In Sub-Saharan Africa, it's slavery and military dictatorships. The reason we do not a fight a revolution here in America is because capitalism is more benevolent here. It is horrible, but not enough for a revolution. In other nations, I do advocate revolution and back those that fight against American- and capitalist-backed dictatorships.

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

(2 of 3) As I have said previously, there are brutish effects of capitalism in other nations, as they are more benevolent here in the USA. You won't trust my words, so I'll give you some numbers. 20 million people die every year from hunger, dehydration and preventable disease. 2.3 million more die every year from unsafe working conditions. John Stockwell - a former CIA agent - estimates that 6 million people (the amount of Jews killed in the Holocaust) have been killed by the USA from foreign wars, and Global Research argues it to be 20 million.

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

(3 of 3) Leopold II's Congo "Free" State killed 15 million. Back at home, racial segregation killed about 176,000 a year. We had disease-ridden concentration camps with over 100,000 people within them. Truman killed 200,000 people through the only use of nuclear weapons. The Korean and Vietnam Wars combined killed 7.5 million and the Iraq Sanctions killed 3.3 million more. I could go on, but I think I've made my point.

[The Archipelago Territory]

The Honorable Senator Troy Wilson
U.S. Capitol Building
First St SE, Washington, DC 20004
Dear Senator,
I would like to ask you a few questions regarding a current FBI investigation. I would like to make it known that your answers to these questions will be included in an official report. If you would like to make them private please specify that. I would, however, like to remind you that you are not being charged with any crime, and can choose not to answer the questions.
Sincerely, 
Austin Miller
Deputy Attorney General
Robert F. Kennedy Department of Justice Building Constitution Ave NW, Washington, DC 20530
If we may start with these:
Have you ever met Dianna Noble?
Have you met Alois Kramer?

From: Senator Troy Wilson ,
To: The Assistant Attorney General
I have never met Dianna Noble in any capacity, although we have had hostile interactions on Twitter. I have met Senator Kramer through my service in the Senate.

From: Austin Miller
To: Senator Wilson

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Thanks for your quick response! If you don’t mind answering, what was your relationship with Senator Kramer?

[Prolieum]

Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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Yes, @MartinTaylorWA there's more than bad wages there because those are the places were terror groups are stronger. If corporations are so much worse than the actual killers then America would be bloodier than anywhere in the Middle East but we aren't because they aren't. You're only disproving yourself.

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

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Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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Yes, @MartinTaylorWA there's more than bad wages there because those are the places were terror groups are stronger. If corporations are so much worse than the actual killers then America would be bloodier than anywhere in the Middle East but we aren't because they aren't. You're only disproving yourself.

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

But why are they stronger there? It is because of poverty. Poverty creates radical terrorists, who have nothing to lose by joining. Religious extremism is only strong because of the prevailing conditions. And why is there poverty? Because of colonial and neocolonial capitalist theft.

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

Martin Taylor's team have announced the opening of a new website, known as www.ForANewAmerica.com, which will soon establish a manifesto for the New America program. People will be given the ability to comment on the manifesto and contact him directly through the website.

Another thing announced is that Taylor will soon do AMA events across several social networks, with a schedule pending. These will mostly be set in left-wing networks, but also in some general political ones, so that he can interact with the average American citizen.

[Prolieum]

Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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@MartinTaylorWA Being aware of history should let you know that violence has always been a part of the history of the Middle East, and all across this planet. War and death did not only start existing when corporations or European colonizers did.

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Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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You can't find a path to peace if you don't understand the true causes of war that lie in human nature. Poverty doesn't create war, greed, hatred, and pride do.

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[The World Capitalist Confederation]

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Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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@MartinTaylorWA Being aware of history should let you know that violence has always been a part of the history of the Middle East, and all across this planet. War and death did not only start existing when corporations or European colonizers did.

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Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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You can't find a path to peace if you don't understand the true causes of war that lie in human nature. Poverty doesn't create war, greed, hatred, and pride do.

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Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

It has, but the division of ethnic groups through Sykes-Pikot has made it several times worse. I'm not even going to indulge the 'human nature' argument and instead point you to the theory of evolution. Why should humans hate humans? It seems counter-productive, does it not? Groups that cooperated had a higher individual survival rate as opposed to ones that didn't, and the bigger the better, so I think you see where I'm going....

[Tumblrena]

Sam McGareth
@Five-Oh

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Have been shot at by terrorists many times. Never shot at by Dole Foods! Much better to have corporation than ISIS.

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

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Sam McGareth
@Five-Oh

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Have been shot at by terrorists many times. Never shot at by Dole Foods! Much better to have corporation than ISIS.

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

You're right. After all, they only overthrew the Hawaiian government. You know, not much.

[Tumblrena]

Deming, New Mexico
Senator Villanueva de Peña's Office
1551
Tuesday
July 4
2017

"Yeah sure. If you're brave enough." Rosa says to the First Lady and raises an eyebrow. She finds a cup still sitting on the edge of the small sink with some dust covering it from sitting there for too long and rinses it out once before she fills it up again and hands it to the First Lady. She taps her foot impatiently wanting to move along but not wanting to be the first to yield.

[Tumblrena]

Sam McGareth
@Five-Oh

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Very observant man! Not many are noticing or remembering the nasty past. Good knowledge of history, but terrible of today! Hard to understand terrors of terrorism until experiencing in person. Big talk but little experience! Should visit troops overseas and see a small taste.

[Prolieum]

Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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@MartinTaylorWA If human nature was only cooperative and peaceful, then you would not be listing out millions of dead in your tweets and calling for war against injustice. Our societies and governments exist because we always turn to evil on our own.

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[Prolieum]

Senator Villanueva de Peña's Office, Deming, New Mexico

"Thank you," Aubrey said with an open smile, a false one. She was getting closer, she could feel it. She was not the most prolific in her department, but she had waited out enough detainees to have a feel for when they were on the edge, and she had that feeling now. She took a slow sip, and waited.

[Tumblrena]

Deming, New Mexico
Senator Villanueva de Peña's Office
1602
Tuesday
July 4
2017

Rosa continues to wait but finally her patience runs out. "Ugh, you're the worst guest ever. Why are we even doing this? Are you here to talk about her or just sit there forever?"

[The Orion Islands]

From: Senator Troy Wilson ,
To: The Assistant Attorney General
I have never met Dianna Noble in any capacity, although we have had hostile interactions on Twitter. I have met Senator Kramer through my service in the Senate.

From: Austin Miller
To: Senator Wilson

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Thanks for your quick response! If you don’t mind answering, what was your relationship with Senator Kramer?

To: Deputy Attorney General Austin Miller
From: Wyoming Senator Troy Wilson
I have a decent relationship with Senator Kramer, but it is mostly because I see him as way to push my agenda. He wants to diffuse some tension with a dinner meeting, however I am not sure if it would help.

[The Orion Islands]

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Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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If this Martin Taylor really thought that corporations were bigger terror organizations than ISIS, then he wouldn't say to fight them with protests and letters. We didn't fight Daesh with protests and letters, we fought them with rifles and artillery, because we were fighting a real terror of rape and murder, not bad wages.

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Zipporah Hazelelponi
@ScionOfZion

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Letters don't mean anything to real agents of terror with they burn down your house or devastate your neighborhood with rocket barrages or kill your children in front of you. Taylor is ridiculous with hyperbole, and any legitimate criticism of corporate greed and failures falls apart when he opens his mouth too wide and makes a fool of himself.

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Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

(1 of 3) It's bad wages here in America. In Syria, in Yemen and in Palestine, it's bombs and disease. In Sub-Saharan Africa, it's slavery and military dictatorships. The reason we do not a fight a revolution here in America is because capitalism is more benevolent here. It is horrible, but not enough for a revolution. In other nations, I do advocate revolution and back those that fight against American- and capitalist-backed dictatorships.

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

(2 of 3) As I have said previously, there are brutish effects of capitalism in other nations, as they are more benevolent here in the USA. You won't trust my words, so I'll give you some numbers. 20 million people die every year from hunger, dehydration and preventable disease. 2.3 million more die every year from unsafe working conditions. John Stockwell - a former CIA agent - estimates that 6 million people (the amount of Jews killed in the Holocaust) have been killed by the USA from foreign wars, and Global Research argues it to be 20 million.

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

(3 of 3) Leopold II's Congo "Free" State killed 15 million. Back at home, racial segregation killed about 176,000 a year. We had disease-ridden concentration camps with over 100,000 people within them. Truman killed 200,000 people through the only use of nuclear weapons. The Korean and Vietnam Wars combined killed 7.5 million and the Iraq Sanctions killed 3.3 million more. I could go on, but I think I've made my point.

Wilson Twitter @KeepWyomingGreat
“Shut up, Stalinist.”

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

(1 of 3) It's bad wages here in America. In Syria, in Yemen and in Palestine, it's bombs and disease. In Sub-Saharan Africa, it's slavery and military dictatorships. The reason we do not a fight a revolution here in America is because capitalism is more benevolent here. It is horrible, but not enough for a revolution. In other nations, I do advocate revolution and back those that fight against American- and capitalist-backed dictatorships.

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

(2 of 3) As I have said previously, there are brutish effects of capitalism in other nations, as they are more benevolent here in the USA. You won't trust my words, so I'll give you some numbers. 20 million people die every year from hunger, dehydration and preventable disease. 2.3 million more die every year from unsafe working conditions. John Stockwell - a former CIA agent - estimates that 6 million people (the amount of Jews killed in the Holocaust) have been killed by the USA from foreign wars, and Global Research argues it to be 20 million.

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

(3 of 3) Leopold II's Congo "Free" State killed 15 million. Back at home, racial segregation killed about 176,000 a year. We had disease-ridden concentration camps with over 100,000 people within them. Truman killed 200,000 people through the only use of nuclear weapons. The Korean and Vietnam Wars combined killed 7.5 million and the Iraq Sanctions killed 3.3 million more. I could go on, but I think I've made my point.

Wilson Twitter @KeepWyomingGreat
“Shut up, Stalinist.”

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

I'm not a Stalinist, I'm a democratic socialist.

[The Orion Islands]

Wilson Twitter @KeepWyomingGreat
“Shut up, Stalinist.”

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

I'm not a Stalinist, I'm a democratic socialist.

Wilson Twitter @KeepWyomingGreat
“Oh, so you’re a Chinese agent who wants to turn America into China 2. Got it, Maoist.”

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

America wasn't built on the backs of the rich. It was built on the backs of the ordinary working class American: the one who laid the railroad, who forged the steel and who mined the coal. There are no great men of history, only regular people that combined in force to bring great achievements. Let's turn International Workers' Day into a federal holiday!

[Prolieum]

Senator Villanueva de Peña's Office, Deming, New Mexico

There we go. Aubrey smiled again, this time with a more authentic motivation behind it, taking one final sip from her cup. "So sorry about all that. Please, go ahead, you can talk about whatever you want."

[Sanabel]

Anderson's Residence, Metropolitan Washington D.C. Area

"Did you invite me over to try your salmon, or is there other business to attend to?"

[The Orion Islands]

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

America wasn't built on the backs of the rich. It was built on the backs of the ordinary working class American: the one who laid the railroad, who forged the steel and who mined the coal. There are no great men of history, only regular people that combined in force to bring great achievements. Let's turn International Workers' Day into a federal holiday!

Wilson Twitter @KeepWyomingGreat
“To say such a thing is insulting to the men who guided our destiny, men like my idols, James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Doubly insulting is to say that we should be celebrating a communist holiday.”

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

America wasn't built on the backs of the rich. It was built on the backs of the ordinary working class American: the one who laid the railroad, who forged the steel and who mined the coal. There are no great men of history, only regular people that combined in force to bring great achievements. Let's turn International Workers' Day into a federal holiday!

Wilson Twitter @KeepWyomingGreat
“To say such a thing is insulting to the men who guided our destiny, men like my idols, James Madison, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, and Dwight D. Eisenhower. Doubly insulting is to say that we should be celebrating a communist holiday.”

Martin Taylor
@MartinTaylorWA

By 'a communist holiday' you mean a commemoration of the Haymarket Affair, which brought the 8-hour workday and is celebrated in a number of countries? As for your other point, what would all those men be without soldiers to fight in their armies and without regular people to rally behind them?

[The World Capitalist Confederation]

"Interesting. Is that all?"

Taylor was sounding both more agreeable and blunt than Kristen expected, but she wasn't going to question it. "We need a moderator and a format."

"We could look around for moderators. Know any? The moderator can provide the format so it's unbiased."